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Ares Project Overview – Quality in Design Ambassador Plus Briefing Script 08/07 National Aeronautics and Space Administration Ares Project Overview – Quality in Design Chris Cianciola Kenneth Crane

Ambassador Plus Briefing Script Agenda 08/07 Project Overview Testing Strategy Project Status Quality in Ares Design National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Ares Project Introduction Ambassador Plus Briefing Script Ares Project Introduction 08/07 The next chapter in human space exploration—Moon, Mars and beyond Building on experience from 50 years of Saturn and Shuttle ops Exploration Systems Architecture Study (ESAS) established requirements U.S. Space Exploration Strategy Complete the International Space Station Retire the Shuttle Develop and fly the Crew Exploration Vehicle (Orion) Explore and establish an outpost on the Moon Send humans to Mars Separate crew and cargo launch vehicles National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Video: Moon and Beyond National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Ares Project Status First Stage Nozzle Process Simulation Article J-2X Powerpack Testing Fabricating Gore Dome Panels for Upper Stage Over 4,000 Hours of Wind Tunnel Testing National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Ambassador Plus Briefing Script Testing Strategy 08/07 “Test as you fly” strategy Ground, flight, and orbital tests Ares I-X April 2009 Suborbital flight test Combination of operational and mockup hardware Demonstrate ability to control Ares I vehicle Additional Ares tests Ares I-Y: First flight of five-segment RSRB Orion 1: First flight of J-2X and Orion 2015: First crewed flight to International Space Station 2018: First flight of Ares V National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Lean, Kaizen, Six Sigma, and Other Best Practices in Ares Design Applied Lean practices to Ares I-X flight test organization and schedule margins Instituting Lean and Kaizen practices throughout the Ares Project Creating Lean success stories Using Kaizen to improve operational and business practices Using Kaizen to develop new operational and business processes Using Six Sigma experiment design to develop and improve Ares upper stage production practices Establishing team norms to model appropriate behavior within Ares and S&MA National Aeronautics and Space Administration

S&MA in Ares Design – Summary Providing more resources to support Ares design work Making S&MA more independent for objective assessments Improving discipline expertise as well as training and mentoring opportunities for new employees Adding value through Failure Mode Effect Analyses (FMEAs) Improving system safety Getting involved in quality up front using Lean, Six Sigma, and Kaizen practices Receiving respect for technical expertise Becoming an organization where NASA’s best and brightest want to work Bringing unique engineering expertise to the table in support of programs and projects National Aeronautics and Space Administration

www.nasa.gov/ares Questions? Chris Cianciola National Aeronautics and Space Administration